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 The big pay transparency shakeup
Axios · Emily Peck
Disclosing salary information is upending the way companies handle compensation, and how employees and job candidates negotiate.
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 Voters everywhere are talking about the same issues. Here’s why that matters
NPR · Danielle Kurtzleben
National concerns are affecting people’s votes at the local level.
 Lula’s leftist triumph: Is this Latin America’s second ‘pink tide’?
batimes.com.ar · Mariëtte Le Roux
Latin America’s political map is starting to look like that of the early 2000s. Analysts say this time the trend is driven by pragmatism, not ideology.
 When your neighbor turns you in
WIRED · Thor Benson
Authoritarian societies depend on people ratting each other out for activities that were recently legal — and it’s already happening in the US.
 These celebrities are leaving Twitter after Elon Musk takeover: ‘I’m out’
TODAY · Laya Neelakandan
Celebrities like Shonda Rhimes and Sara Bareilles are speaking out about potential new changes to the platform.
 The storm that swept wild horses away
atavist.com · Ed Johnson
No one expected there to be survivors. Then hoofprints appeared in the sand.
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 How you ‘parent’ your dog matters, actually
Lifehacker · Emily Long
Your puppy parenting style shapes how your pet behaves later in life.
 On Día de los Muertos, mezcal honors the living and the dead
VinePair · Angelika Pokovba
Mezcal and tequila are said to be facilitators of the conscience, generating heightened understanding of this special celebration of life.
 How black gloves took over cooking videos
Eater · Bettina Makalintal
Black nitrile gloves have emerged as a calling card of the food content creator class — and a polarizing one, at that.
 Mondrian’s upside down masterpiece is a reminder that art is completely subjective
newstatesman.com · Daniel Cody
The story of the 75-year-old mistake tells us less about the artwork, and more about ourselves.
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